>> catherine: i'm catherine heenan. the news -- at eight -- is next. >> reporter:now at eight. a teacher. a boy scout leader and according to prosecutors a child molestor. >> reporter:we have new details of the permission slips he allegedly falsified for field trips to yosemitie. whoosh >> reporter:debris covers the road in fremont where a motorcyclist died this morning. witnesses say the driver who hit him was. >>heavily intoxicated >>whoosh >> reporter:also tonight. an arrest in last weekend's tenderloin shootings >>bad guys in jail, guns off the street, happy ending >>whoosh (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: in washington state. sorrow as more bodies are found in family makes an unespected discovery. >>oh my god whoosh

>> reporter:and new rules for a new stadium. how san jose is planning to keep niner fans in line. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. now at 8-- >> catherine: the death toll is rising in saturday's devastating mudslide in washington state. kron 4's grant lodes is here now with the new developments. grant? >> reporter:the announcement came just over one hour ago: a total of 16 bodies recovered and 8 more located. that is 24 people known dead, as well as more than one=hundred still unaccounted for. the head of the rescue effort says he has never seen anything like the total devastation from the giant mudslide. >>it is just unimaginable the conditions out there. vehicles are just like twisted and torn up into pieces >> reporter:their rural community is buried under 20 feet of mud family and friends of the missing gather at a local church and pray for a miracle.

>> reporter:but days have passed with no survivors found, and hopes are growing dim >>i've seen the rescuers covered in mud and the despair on their faces is very evident >> reporter:9-1-1 calls released today reveal the panic as the mud spread over the town >>oh yeah man i got a big emergency. there is a house on 530 and a big slide and the bottom of the hill. >> reporter:the kuntz family came home to darrington to find their muddy mangled house 150 feet from its base. they missed the deadly slide to attend their son's ball game, leaving their dog inside. >>"it's like it was put in a blender." >> reporter:the family had given up hope lab buddy until they returned to the wreckage. >>"we were looking through all the rubble and heard the dog >> reporter:covered in dirt

and a few gashes, buddy came through. >> really happy that my dog was alright.i'm just shocked how well he did against my whole house falling on him." >> catherine: new details tonight - on a richmond teacher suspected of dozens of sex crimes against children. investigators say that before his arrest, ron guinto was planning to take a small group of children camping in yosemite. he even made up a fake permission slip. >> catherine: this. as the west contra costa unified school district announces it will vote to revise its hiring policies. >> catherine: kron 4's charles clifford is live in richmond with this disturbing new information. charles? >> reporter: says the alleged camp was not sponsored by the television school or district. he acted along once they found out what was calling on what a parent start it and drink are asking questions. started asking questions

>> he was going to be the sole chaperone and take them in one of his own vehicles. >> reporter: outcry from parents and school board is ready to review their hiring procedures on wednesday in a board meeting. and richmond kron 4 >> catherine: we're learning that a >> catherine: motorcyclist killed by a suspected drunk driver in recently returned from deployment. kron 4's scott rates is live in union city. where he lived. bart and richmond police teamed up today to adviseand reminded them yet again >> catherine: san francisco's police chief is talking tonight about the 28-year-old man shot

and killed by officers friday night in bernal heights. kron 4's alecia reid was at that community meeting - and is live in san francisco with details. >> reporter: they believed to be a fire arm and they fired mr. mieno went to the ground again he acquired the dot trying to try to track the other officers or lamb. he did not survive the entries. injuries >> reporter: came to people came prepared to voice their opinions and there were a lot of opinions. >> i d e imagine that this yellow spot is clearly

visible first at 7:00 p.m. is still daylight outside so why would an officer or officers though he believes that that was that or does that look like if (cheers & applause) >> ahead mental illnesses for...we need healing be cause we are tired of the oppressiona and police brutality. >> catherine: new at 8--

>> catherine: a report from the oakland police is stirring controversy. stopping. and how often. as kron 4's dan kerman reports -- it turns out african-americans are more likely to be stopped than any other race.. opd stop report 032514 >> reporter:while african americans make up 28% of oakland's population, a new study finds they are stopped by police significantly more than other racial groups. between april and november of last year, of the more than 14 thousand stops african americans were stopped 62% of the time, compared to 17% for hispanics, 12% for whites and 6 percent for asians >> yes it is a concern but does in simulate that they are doing it a racial profiling? and i do not believe that it does. >> i like to see where the crime is occurring close.

>> reporter:former san francisco police chief tony ribera says before making the jump to racial profiling, additional information is needed >> reporter:ribera says if in fact most crime is happening in mostly african american areas of oakland than that could explain the high percentage of stops. >> reporter:ribera says it's important that oakland police be transparent about its crime fighting strategy >> much more likely to be partners with the police department. >> reporter:that said ribera says this with more information in subsequent reports police and the community can better evaluate how policing is being carried out. >> reporter: dan kerman kron 4 news

>> catherine: nick tonight at 8 we are learning that a motorcycle was killed by a suspected drug driver in fremont was a maureen who recently returned from a deployment. scott rates live in new san city where he lived. union city >> he was killed just after 115 in fremont struck by a many cooper. bursting into flames and the driver of the mini cooper 23 year old alexanderyan was reportedly

by two police as being under the influence. was and very lengthy investigation icahn tell you that syllabub least behind a two year old little boy and wife. tough talk from san francisco's police chief after some big-time arrests. >> catherine: we'll show you who's behind bars, and what he's saying about it. >> catherine: some scattered showers chief meteorologist

jack london that has been tracking the stormlater in the broadcast: >> jacqueline: right now is tapering off so we will see below in the rain. showing that we have it pushing through with more rain off shore. and more as we head into the morning commute. coming up in just a few >> catherine: why a girl says her school is letting her down after she makes one bold move for a friend. and next: >> catherine: a new lead in a deadly hit-now, police

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>> reporter: police say driver did a u-turn after the accident saw her on the ground and drove off. . >> this is terrible what he did >> person did was wrong. >> you don't but you did this you need to turn yourself into the right thing. >> she passed by and say hello, how have you been? and so on... >> reporter: and content of the vehicle's owner but at no at this point no arrest has been made. >> reporter: 2 the stories and to the news room from washington. people who applied for health care but

unable to complete it will be given an extension to help with their applications online or over the phone. the second story and this one is choosier three members of the service team are back in washington the three were out drinking prior to the visit of the president and then never lanza and one was passed out in the hotel hallway. >> jacqueline: rain picking back u/. some lingering showers but more rain than what we saw today. >> jacqueline: largely

staying dry on thursday and friday. here it is offhr shore. >> jacqueline: by 10 and by 1pm seeing some lingering showers, heavy periods of rain and hail.

>> jacqueline: we do have a chance for isolated showers. bay area wide pretty uniformed temps although will change the next few days. >> jacqueline: lake level picking up to 4 in. of snow. it will be dry with sun

breaks. >> reporter: stunning video of a rescue bid had been at an apartment building under construction. reminding us of the san francisco fire near at&t park in the mission district. >> do they see him? >>oh my god! >>oh no! >> reporter: watch this. part of the structure comes peeling off crumbling with strong winds fuming the

flame the building obviously district and the cause of this fire unknown. >> catherine: still had ahead >> catherine: new stadium. new rules. the guidelines football fans will have to play by. at the 49ers stadium in santa clara. >> gary: we will talk more about the 49ers' grabnew tonight at 8 the stories later in the broadcast >> reporter:face=book makes an announcment that shocks the tech world. they are acquiring the tech company oculus rift in a deal worth 2 billion. oculus rift is a gaming hard=ware company that makes virtual reality head=sets.

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gabe slate tech report >> reporter:these are expected to hit the market later this year they are getting a lot of buzz in the gaming sector but why would face=book buy them? it appears the future of social media could be virtual reality >> reporter:the oculus rift virtual reality headset gives the wearer a 360- degree field of vision allowing them to interact with their surroundings as if they were really there. >> reporter:people who have tried it say it is mind blowing. a truly immersive experience game show one. >> reporter:when you put it on you enter a completely immersive computer-generated environment, like a game or a movie scene or a place far away. the incredible thing about the technology is that you feel like you're

actually present in another place with other people. >> reporter:i recently tried the rift and it was incredible you forget you're in public you are completely immersed in the virtual world >> reporter:this device makes perfect sense for gaming. i think it will be huge in that sector. >> reporter:facebook is betting that virtual reality will offer more than just gaming. mark zuckerberg says that "mobile is the platform of today, and now they are getting ready for the platforms of tomorrow," said >> reporter:he believes "oculus has the chance to create the most social platform ever, and change the way we work, play and communicate." >> reporter:they plan to connect people socially through the oculus rift to other people to places, to education, to shopping >> reporter:one example they used was: imagine enjoying a court side seat at a game,

studying in a classroom of students and teachers from all over the world or consulting with a doctor face-to-face -- just by putting on goggles in your home. >> reporter:the idea is an entirely new new communication and social platform. facebook said by feeling truly present, you can share unbounded spaces and experiences with the people in your life. imagine sharing not just moments with your friends online, but entire experiences and adventures. gsk4n >> catherine: a growing trend. kicked to the curb. where you're no longer allowed to smoke electronic cigarettes.

>> catherine: ahead at eight. a break in the case of a mass shooting in the middle of a san francisco street. who's under arrest -- and what the chief is saying about the crime. at the end of our broadcast: this girl shaved her head for a friend. what her school did next is unthinkable. >> catherine: and next: we'll revisit tonight's top story with a live report from washington state, as more bodies are pulled from a massive landslide.

>> catherine: developing tonight at 8:30-- >> catherine: two more bodies have been pulled from the rubble after saturday's landslide in rural washington state. >> catherine: that means there are now up to 24 fatalities. slowly but surely-- rescuers are moving from search and rescue--to recovery. paul vercammen is live in washington tonight with the very latest. paul. >> reporter: all of them mud and debris flowing downhill. today they have recovered a few bodies but literally in some instances tons of mud and debris on top of those bodies which is extremely risky out there and they have already had an entry

today. rescue workers receiving have minor injuries and were taken to the hospital. and they're expecting to find more bodies to this mass of debris. >> catherine: are the people in the town helping? what are they doing? every >> reporter: 1 is trying to pitch and as best they can. is very tricky because there is a stick rope that is close them. we have heavy equipment and rescue and search dogs, all type of people coming in to help out pared debt and has been very traumatic for the town. by

all accounts a wonderful person and dedicated lybrand helping the school children with their papers. that type of person. >> catherine: someone showed a dog they found the dog to that and the dog's ok is that this is just the thing may still find survivors? doesn't? >> >> reporter: the mud gained consistency like cement so if you can't imagine it that way as it came down the hill poring through the cracks so, you have a situation where inside the home or cars or people were driving on the road every think field and spirit field hand.

filled in. finding just an eight of a car >> catherine: is hard to even imagine that. >> catherine: and other newssan francisco police confirmed they've arrested two suspects. in connections with sunday's sidewalk shooting. 8 people were injured. >> catherine: the shooting happened on the corner of turk and taylor in the tenderloin district. >> catherine: investigators say the suspects are both san francisco residents. but were arrested monday in emeryville.

>>".conspiracy" >> catherine: surveillance video recorded at the scene helped police track down the suspects. >> catherine: the santa clara board of supervisors has voted to ban electronic cigarettes from county-owned properties, hospitals, and clinics. that ban goes into effect immediately. and more restrictions could follow they're expected to include a ban on selling e- cigarettes to minors. also - banning them in multi-unit residences -- and in the workplace. this move comes after san francisco's board of supervisors banned electronic cigarettes. at bars, restaurants and businesses last week. >> reporter: anaheim police dog with a that was shot in the face by a gang member.

cannot visit until now because bruno lungs were fragile until now the most shot shattered the he is expected to make it. he will not return to police work. he has someone else to protect he will be able to lay all round and get fat his new job will be mr. big brother to the baby. still >> reporter: ahead at what explain the new rules for levi stadium. >> reporter: people behaving badly coming up next!

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. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: hoecake let's watch the woman down on the ground puppy, nothing appears to be out of place heck she even has the dog on a lease. despite the dog not wanting to be on a leash, so she drops the leash and leaves the dog lying there while she chats with her friends and eat lunch >> reporter: >> reporter:then a few minutes later she walks over to the puppy grabs the leash and stands there why? so the bicyclist doesn't run over the dog this goes on for quite a while, she is leaves the dog along then returns when a bike passes, and in case you haven't figured it out yet the lady her friends and the dog are camped out in a dedicated bike path >> reporter:about two years ago the city of san francisco introduced floating parking to golden gate park it was a way to make it safe for bike riders by creating a buffer zone for cyclists >> reporter:but leave it to

san franciscans to ignore the rules for using the floating parking zone >> reporter:let's look at parking for example, the area with the white stripes are call the hatch area it's a buffer to prevent cyclists from getting doored >> reporter:parking in the hatch like this driver is doing can set you back anywhere from 25 bucks to 85 bucks now chances are if your wheel is just touching it nothing will happen but at golden gate park you will find drivers parking all over the place and not every bike has two wheels go parking properly gives everyone ample space >> reporter:now the bike lanes, the woman with the puppy is only part of the problem, you find joggers using the bike lane this guy is pushing a stroller with headphones >> reporter: >>sir . sir >> reporter:and if he can't hear the officer yelling how can he hear s bicyclist rolling up, although some

riders are using the bike lanes some are driving in traffic lanes >> reporter:why is it every other city can get it right except san francisco . it boggles the mind! in golden gate park stanley roberts kron 4 news return still ahead-- >> catherine: the new rules which fans will have to play by -- at the 49'ers new stadium in santa clara. also - a show of support for a friend with cancer gets a young girl kicked out of school.

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(male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. a pretty nice and productive warrior season hit a bump today. >> gary: away really good year so something is up when they fourth assistant coach this late in seizing his duff if the culture and the

environment no dysfunction al alt. that is, col. >> i did talk to him before hand and i did explain to him but it was my decision. we have a tie together growth that will go on as business as usual fare look forward to facing the challenges that lie ahead. >> gary: sometimes possibly for allegedly he would talk to the front office folks about what is going on the inside the locker room normally when as a fourth

assist you pam often does leave the organization. the guys that nt to keep him are around. so the question mark about mark johnson's future. >> gary:shaquile o'neilappears on the verge of writing a big check.ck >> gary: >> gary: shaquille o'neal is being investigated for an alleged assault incident at tnt not on this charles barkley piñata but on a co- worker at the network >> gary: no charges have yet to be filed and the incident happened last year acording to a police report o'neal ran out of a room and hit the co-worker with a "tackle punch to the back" knocking him down. then fell on top of him causing the co-worker to injure his neck and back. >> gary: o'neal's lawyer claims it was just horseplay but the co-worker's attorney says his client is recovering after surgery sufferered permanent injury and that the incident was not horseplay

>> gary: the 49ers have agreed to a one-year deal with cornerback parish cox. as for colin kaepernick. baalke wants kaepernick deal now >> gary: 49ers general manager trent baalke said today he wants to get a deal done with quarterback colin kapernick before the opening of training camp in late july >> gary: kaepernick who is in the final year of his rookie contract will earn a little more than $1 million this upcoming season his backup blaine gabbert will get almost twice that much guananteed >> gary: at the owners meetings in orlando. florida ballke said getting a deal done with kaepernick soon is "the objective right now" >> gary: reports have kaepernick wanting upwards of $18 million per season putting him at 7th among nfl

quarterbacks and on par with the deals jay culter and tony romo recently got >> gary: kathryn obviously you care. >> gary: head injuries and pensions for the older players are on the back burner. why are you always against the people that need help catherine >> catherine: >> reporter: >> catherine: (laughter) >> gary: said justin just what the man. it is one of the highest ratings since kron became the crime. the dog show. first hist

>> gary: 54 giants and bumgarner gave three home runs. we'll have a special on sunday night. it will not be as good as the dog show and just thing. justine will act >> gary: justin will exploit the new guidelines at the levi stadium.

>> reporter:a child's act of support for a friend fighting cancer got her banned from her school in colorado.

11 year old kamryn renfro shaved her head in support of her friend delaney.who lost her hair in chemotherapy. >> reporter:the good deed didn't go unnoticed - and got some unexpected results. kamryn's school said she couldn't return because their dress code doesn't allow shaved heads. after a firestorm on social media -- kamryn's was allowed back at school today. the board of directors at the school says they sometimes make exceptions to the dress code and will be meeting tonight to discuss this particular situation. >> sometimes compassion is far more important in any rule book. >> catherine: when the 49ers start playing at their new stadium in santa clara. there will be new rules for fans to observe. kron 4's justine waldman is here to tell us about them. the santa clara police department

the rules. are different than candlestick. >> reporter:rowdy fans get ready. these new rules for levi's stadium are for you. inside the stadium, only the players can run on the field.don't do what these fans did. need to go? get in line. you can only do your business in the bathroom. no bringing in booze even if it is in a flask or a keg. >> reporter:or glass containers. no bringing in weapons. including knives, guns and tasers or anything that explodes. no smoking unless in designated areas. >> reporter:no fights, or disrupitve, unsafe boisterous activity. and unless the stadium approves it, there is no banging drums or blowing fog horns or. duck whisltes.

>> reporter:inside and outside the stadium.no throwing objects. that includes liquids. and footballs. nothing is allowed to become airborne. outside the stadium. watch where you set-up your grill. tailgating is only allowed in certain parking lots. >> reporter:cars can only take up 1 spot, there are special spaces for rv's and large vehicles. plus, no music or noise that can be heard from more than 50-feet away. and of course, certainly no stealing seats. like we caught this fan doing at the last home game at candlestick park. nats "they aren't mine" >> reporter:any person who violates the rules can be ejected from the stadium. the items can be

confiscated. and the misdemeanor can be punished with 6-months in jail or a 1-thousand dollar fine.

traffic? dr. brennan looked a little hurt when i told her you asked me to come out here instead of her. (chuckles) no, bones' feelings, they don't get hurt. she's not like you. like me? yeah. a girl. yeah the word you're looking for would be "woman," who, incidentally, makes more money than you. touchy. what can i say? i'm just a girl with feelings. all right, listen, construction crew, they found the body this afternoon. key word here is "body." as in still meaty. whoa. (camera shutter clicking) male middle-aged. bones, she usually, uh kneels next to the remains. these are designer pants. and my bodies are always so much gushier than dr. brennan's. i'm just saying. looks like a stab wound to the middle of the chest. naked, wrapped in plastic. bite marks to the face